@billmaher The big tent party embraced anyone and everyone over the last 15 years? Their roadmap was in plain sight but you ignored it and focused on "Republicans bad" stuff along with mediocre jokes bashing the right. Now you're surprised?
@adgirlMM The first cases after it leaked from the lab did cause death but as the different variants evolved they became less lethal and more like a case of the flu. The restrictions and rules did not lessen, they got worse.
@PatsyDiabetes We shed a few tears after my wife took a booster shot and then had a stroke, but not as many as my co-workers family after he fell over dead 4 hours after his booster.
@sandibachom Fauci secretly authorized funding for a lab that leaked Covid and then demanded everyone take a vaccine that caused my wife to have a stroke.
@JessicaRosvy So, do you think it's fair that you should be intitled to anything they earned and saved during their lifetime?
They already paid for your upbringing and who knows what else.
@sportsfoodie82@SantasTavern@RatedR4Robynne There are plenty of non-toxic disinfectants. Brains pickled in TDS brine immediately went to bleach (even though he never mentioned bleach) and started crowing non-stop misinformation.
There were experts who questioned the origins. They were chastised and demeaned by legacy media and anyone who hates Trump and loves big government.
These individuals (and groups) have been among the most prominent voices treating a laboratory origin—particularly involving research at the Wuhan Institute of Virology (WIV)—as plausible or more likely than aAlina Chan (molecular biologist at the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard), Richard Ebright (molecular biologist at Rutgers University), Jesse Bloom (evolutionary virologist at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center), David Relman (microbiologist at Stanford), and others including science writer Matt Ridley (co-author with Chan of Viral: The Search for the Origin of Covid-19), along with some intelligence-community https://t.co/DC1Lh9s8Ov
Why lie? Brain pickled in TDS brine?
“And then I see the disinfectant, where it knocks it out in a minute. One minute. And is there a way we can do something like that, by injection inside or almost a cleaning, because you see it gets in the lungs and it does a tremendous number on the lungs, so it’d be interesting to check that, so that you’re going to have to use medical doctors with, but it sounds interesting to me.”
Paul later defended the ejection, stating it was appropriate because the attorney was out of order and not invited to testify. Paul repeatedly stated that the attorney was “not recognized,” that counsel could advise Fauci privately but could not testify or speak on the record, and that Schertler had been instructed not to sit at the witness table (he had moved forward anyway)Paul told him variations of: “You are not recognized… If you are unruly, you will be removed… You were told not to sit at the table… You are being disruptive… Would you behave this way in a courtroom?” When Schertler continued, Paul directed Capitol Police/security to escort him out, noting that Fauci still had several other attorneys present who could advise him. The room applauded. This aligns with standard Senate committee practice: witnesses may have counsel present to advise them of their legal rights, but counsel generally may not interject, coach on the record, answer for the witness, or address the committee unless recognized. Paul emphasized that the testimony was from Fauci, not a “game with his lawyers.”
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